Skip Trace API — Phone, Email & Address Lookup
Pricing
from $6.00 / 1,000 person with contact data
Skip trace anyone in the US by name, phone, email or address — one lookup or a list of 1,000, a few seconds each, no browser. Phones with carrier and line type, emails, addresses and relatives, merged from several people-search databases into one row. Pay only for named people with contact data.
Richer addresses, at no extra cost per row — the data was already in the responses we fetch and was being discarded before it reached you:
zip4 (the +4 half of ZIP+4), latitude, longitude and deliverable
(mailable per the source's own address validation). Measured fill rates on the main source: ZIP+4
on 201 of 217 addresses, coordinates on 199, deliverable on 185.phones tied to that address. Every one of those numbers is already
in the row's phones list, so this is not more numbers — it tells you which number belongs to
which address, so a lead with four numbers and three past addresses stops being a guess.flatOutput gains ZIP+4, Latitude, Longitude and Deliverable columns, appended after the
existing ones. Postal Code is still the 5-digit ZIP, and no existing column changed, so a sheet,
Zapier zap or CRM mapping already in use keeps working untouched.deliverable: false does not make a row free. The sources state it on most but not all
addresses, so treating "absent" as undeliverable would give away every address a source simply
never validated — and a street found for a named person is still evidence about where they were
even when the Postal Service will not deliver there. Billing is unchanged: a row costs the same as
before, and now carries more.CSV / Google Sheet input fixes:
; separators (Excel in many locales) are read, and commas inside quoted cells no
longer confuse delimiter detection.| inside a cell no longer splits
the person filter.Phone, Mobile) use the first one filled in on each row./u/0/) are converted, and the tab on screen (#gid) wins over a stale ?gid.Other fixes:
absenteeOwner is no longer set wrongly when one street is written two ways ("Fifth Avenue" / "5th Ave",
"Saint" / "St"), and is left unset (not "owner-occupied") when the search gives no city or ZIP to compare.First public release.
| Full Name
suffix on any entry keeps only that person, checked against everyone the search finds (not just the
first few). A miss is a free not_found whose message says how many others were found;
fallbackWhenNoMatch: true returns the first person instead, flagged nameMatch: false.input, searchType and status (found / not_found / invalid_input /
error / skipped). Only found rows that name a person AND give a phone, an email or a street
address are charged; rows with only a city, state or ZIP, or a phone with no person behind it, are
delivered free.maxResults: 1), so a list
of N searches bills at most N results unless you ask for more.skipped. Resumes after a platform restart without re-running or re-charging finished searches.
A hard ceiling of searches × maxResults billed results per run is enforced in the Actor itself.skipped with a message about the input format.street_citystatzip, addresses, phones) are read
as the field meant, unknown fields are reported, and addresses, phones and emails pasted into the
name list are searched as what they are. Every correction appears in the run's status message.csvUrl): paste a Google Sheet share link (or a Drive, Dropbox or plain
CSV link) and each row becomes one search. Columns are mapped by header (Owner Name, Owner First +
Last Name, Property Address, split City/State/Zip, Last, First names, full state names,
ZIPs missing a leading zero, title rows above the header). For an address list with owner names, the
name pinpoints the resident at each address. Every row from the file carries csvRow, its line
number in the sheet. Duplicate entries are searched once. A sheet that can't be read (private, wrong
link, Excel file) ends the run with a plain explanation, never a failure.bestPhone / bestEmail on every found row: the one number and email to try first (most recent
wireless), at the top level so CSV exports are usable without opening the nested arrays.absenteeOwner on address searches: flags whether the owner lives at the property or elsewhere.matchBasis on every row shows how strongly it is corroborated across independent sources.flatOutput: optional spreadsheet column layout (Phone-1 … Phone-5 with Type / Provider /
First and Last Reported, Email-1 … Email-5, Lives in, Previous Addresses, Relatives,
Associates) matching other skip trace Actors, on top of the regular fields.matchBasis only reports
agreement between independent databases.